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Wow, thank you for such a detailed write-up! That paints a pretty nice picture of what the area might be like. Self care and winter activity are a must, however! Welcome to the Kingdom! J area is if you're from here it's a strong love hate mentality, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Most folks move to the kingdom for opposite reasons, remoteness, solitude, smaller communities. Most often flatlanders will relocate to the kingdom as opposed to more metropolitan areas like Burlington, Montpelier, and Stowe because the more regulated and congested aspects of those areas is more familiar to them from wherever they came from. One trait of Vermont, but the kingdom in particular is somehow everyone seems to know everyone/be related, most of this just is a numbers game, but some aspects of it will make your head spin. Jay should be good in more populated areas, sportier the farther out you go.

When you're here there rarely appears to be a reason to leave. That also seems to apply to people that live/work/die here. The area you're referring to is typically known as the heart of the northeast Kingdom, although those farther north would probably make the case that title belongs in Newport, either way no one outside of the kingdom seems to care. One thing is for sure, we aren't Chittenden county! Also if anyone is in or has knowledge of the business/tech industry in the area, I'd love to pick your brain as well. I'd love to connect with anyone in the VT100 corridor or out on 89 from east of Williston to Montpelier, to give some advice.

We drove to both places (from our rental in Stowe) and they didn't feel that they were that far, but of course it wasn't snowing hard (just a lovely, light flurry most of the time). My job is secure now, but I'm wondering if things were to change, what is the tech industry like (is there one?) in Burlington and/or Montpelier. I thought I was going to really dig Jericho/Underhill/Essex/and Williston, but we just fell in love with the Stowe/Waterbury/Morrisville corridor, the views from some of the areas in Morrisville were staggering.Р В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’В¬urrently, I'm 100% remote (UX Designer) with freelance design and web skills, so access to a strong internet connection is important. Just spent a week up there for vacation and some preliminary scouting. Wife and I are thinking about transplanting to VT in a few years. If you move somewhere with a decent internet connection you can get devices that plug into your router to boost/generate a signal and you can create your own cell hotspot for your house. If you are driving through mountainous terrain or valleys you may experience dropped calls or find that you wont have service for 20 miles. Cell phone service is sometimes spotty, and sometimes non-existent.Other places have few options and very bad internet, if any. Some areas of the state have great internet, even some rural places. If you need fast reliable internet, do some research before selecting where you want to move.It's not uncommon for a person to vote for Democrats, Progressives, and Republicans in the same election for different positions, as people tend to vote for people they agree with and trust as opposed to party politics and ideals. A lot of the politics are driven by the more populated areas, and while the state is overall 'liberal' there is a certain Vermont political attitude that is hard to describe.

The majority of the state is rural and of rural character.

Heating and/or electric bills are notoriously high in the winter.

This requires extra precautions to ensure safe proper operation of homes, apartments, vehicles, etc. Be aware that it's normal to dip below zero for periods of time as well. Be prepared for long stretches of time with temperatures in the single digits and teens. If you want to live in/near Burlington, consider looking outside the city for cheaper rent. Rent is high there and gets higher the closer you get to Burlington.

Real estate is expensive in Chittenden County, but it has the most services, stores, jobs, people, and diversity.

There are also lots of trades looking for apprentices and workers, which often start out with low pay but will increase significantly over the years as you gain skill and experience.

Have a job lined up, there's lots of work around but it's often for unskilled or low wage jobs.

Some tips about moving to Vermont repeated from the previous thread: Please read through this post, use the search bar, and ask questions here before making a post to the subreddit.Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›lso note that you might want to modify the search query and/or try sorting in different ways for the following links Link to previous thread (was Moving to Vermont FAQ) Thinking about visiting our lovely state?Р В РІР‚СњР вЂ™Р’В¬heck out /r/NorthernNewEngland to share and talk with folks from Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine!

Is the barre vermont radio shack going out of business